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... 'which are there begin very uneafy the long Delay of the opening of the Congvefs and to have nothing elfe do but vifiting the Churches, and affifting regularly at Hj!} fejiivals. Letters fi Stockholm of the 23 d. confirm, fome pretend, That a Peace between ...
... for Approbation. from Jones's Letter, March 28. \y tYi )' cnnte the Mail due fron Holland with the ft Hewing Particulars⢠22. The EleSlitn of a new Pope, occafions frequent Cwferences lera Expnffps are difpatched to for it fe(ms tlis Ccurt is making ...
... regular was made to Branston Church, the Trophies Honour, &c. born before. Ihe was interr din a new and Sir Cecil had about five cats'd lo erected in the Church hi, Sir Yrancis Whichcwc. iÃartk Edward John 'pefcifce the Rev. Mr. Sub-Dean Reynolds, and Dr. ...
... pleated to grant unto William Markham, Do&or of Laws, one his Majefty's Chap# lains inordinary, the Deanery of the Cathedial Church -of Chrift and the Blefled Virgin Mary in Rochefter, void by the death Doctor John Newcome, late Dean thereof. Tuelday her ...
... resident more than four miles from the Church, or the parish contribute in a satisfactory proportion to the charge of building a new Church or Chapel. At the same time it is shown, from official returns, that there are, in 22 dioceses only, not fewer than parishes ...
... Rt. Hon. Ld. 2 2 0 Yorke James W., Esq. 110 Ann. Sub. Donations. Cracroft Robert, Esq, 110 10 0 Dymoke Hon. the Champion 55 0 1 10 Dodson Rev.W 1 1 0 Donation 0 6 8 Goodenough The Ven. Archdeacon 22 0 1 1 0 Higgins Mr 1 13 6 Ingilby Lady 5 Manvers ...
... HENEAGE, Esq. SfcPf, Stewjm ., JOHN FARDELL, Esq., jsiewaras. A List of Governors, Subscribers, and Benefactors. Ann. Sub. Ann Sub. Angerstcin J. J. E5q..£2 0 Hawling Mr. 1 I 0 AinslicSirß. Bart 1 1 0 Haymes Rev. John I 0 Allenby Mr. Octavus 1 ...
... THE Committee acknowledge the following Donations and Subscriptions, in addition to those already advertised:— Donations. Sub. Mr. T. Sanders, as W. M. of the Union Lodge of Freemasons, Horncastle E. L. Bulwer, Esq. M.P., second Subscription and Donation ...
... estimation. Sold wholesale and retail, in bottles at 2s. lid., 65., and lis., and family bottles at 22*. each, by Mr. Edwards, No. 67, St. Paul's Church-yard, London; also by Woodroffe, Mills and Co., Wilson. Handson, Rooe, Stamford; Wm. Wright, Clifton ...
... the new church in Stamford the 19th of October. The Bishop of Lincoln attend to consecrate the building, and to preach 3 on the occasion. The cause of the delay is, partly, an y t fulfil sooner the contract for an iron railing in ‘the church, and partly ...
... system remained. Church lands, which should have been set apart for the relief of the poor, were given to favourites; the liturgy was partially altered, and new canons were framed, but the great abuses in the secular affairs of the Church—the deaneries, ...
... Rev. Mr. Hume,) Win. Klderkin, wheelwright, to Ann youngest tai'liter of Mr. Bates, of the Half Moon. nil ult., at St. Andrew's church, Whittlesey, the Rev. T. Bedford, Curate,) Mr. George Fawn, to Boon, formerly housekeeper to the late Mr. Ground, fanner ...